By Manzanillo Sun Reporter from the September 2011 Edition Should you be considering the incredible coloured NOOK as an alternative to other E-Books available, be advised that Barnes and Noble will not allow a person to download book outside of the US or Canada. Magazine have been received but not a book. I even tried […]
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By Robert Hill from the September 2011 Edition (23Aug11) Finally, some positive press from the US. This is from Sunday’s edition of the San Francisco Chronicle. The article leads off with this: “Quick !!- Which national capital has the higher murder rate: Mexico City or Washington, D.C.? If you answered Mexico City, you’d be in […]
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By Banderas News – Stephen Fry. Yucanlandia from the September 2011 Edition (Immigration Laws for Mexico) Those people currently in Mexico with the previous visa are still covered until the current visa expires. No more FM2’s or FM3’s, no more stand-alone Non- Inmigrante & Inmigrante categories, and there’s a tweaked Inmigrado category. Tourists and other […]
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By Freda Rumford from the September 2011 Edition (Immigration Laws for Mexico) Info from Banderas News – Stephen Fry. Yucanlandia Those Darned Palms. One very elderly lady, whom I only remember a “Grace” absolutely hated the palms in her back garden. The palms were messy, had to be cleaned often to avoid conking a passer […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Reporter from the September 2011 Edition Recently, for 107 days, with my once Manzanillo sun-burned nose placed against the proverbial grindstone and formerly retina-detached eye struggling for focus on the ball, I was back in the yoke of work. And though this time constituted grueling seven day work weeks of 12+ hour […]
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In this issue: General Interest Calendar of Events – September Mexican Celebrations – Elaine Parker Lycra Spandex and the Ageing body – Suzanne A. Marshall Did you know? – Freda Rumford Office Bytes – Cap Lock – Vivian Molick Health Obesity – Karen Trom Living in Manzanillo What surprised you after moving here? – Cheryl […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Reporter from the September 2011 Edition The Port of Manzanillo is the number one employer and industry of the State of Colima, followed by Farming and then Tourism. It is quite unexpected for the growth of the latter to ever reach that of Cancun or even Puerto Vallarta. This is good news […]
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By Terry Sovil from the September 2011 Edition The Cortez Angel The Cortez Angelfish can be found at depths from 10-100′. They are gray becoming charcoal at the rear of their body. They are found along the Baja down to Panama. They are usually solitary but frequently can be seen in pairs. The juvenile Cortez […]
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By Cheryl Weaver from the September 2011 Edition Government entities run pretty efficiently. Foreigners that move here long term go through “trial by fire”. Much of it, our own doing. There is NO evidence of drug use, except taxi drivers that seem addicted to speed. Teenage Girls will surrender their seats on the bus to […]
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By Terry Sovil from the September 2011 Edition March 24, 1829 – September 8, 1862 Ignacio Seguíun Zaragoza was born on March 24, 1829 outside the walls of the Presidio La Bahia in the state of Coahuila and Texas, near present Goliard, Texas. The second son of Miguel G. Zaragoza of Veracruz, Mexico and the […]
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